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To me, it seems that the LG X Power is for someone who wants a phone that can endure a lot of use in the day, and isn't too fussy about photography, despite LG pushing the auto selfie angle. Importantly, it doesn't look at all cheap so users won't be...

In review: LG X Power. Review sample courtesy of LG Germany.The "super power" of LG's X power is to be a long battery life, and LG actually exhausts everything: 16:27 hours is an outstanding rate, and it outclasses the comparison devices. In...

In an increasingly competitive budget-phone market, the $200 LG X power's battery life can't be touched. On our tests, it lasts almost 4 hours longer than its competition, and offers the kind of real-world longevity that'll make worrying about running...

The list of things you can do with a smartphone seems to get longer every couple of years, but one bugaboo that always seems to stand in the way is battery life. Keeping the lights on and the data flowing requires more and more under the hood, which...

When you draw the line, the LG X Power hits a few home runs: its battery life topped our charts and that's truly special. The phone will last you two and even three days on a single charge, something that those owning flagships will envy you for.At the...

Smartphone battery life is usually a day at most if you don't flog it too much. LG's new X Power, Android smartphone delivers on its promises.In reviewing the phone, I was mindful that a) at $349 it was not a flagship class phone and b) it was designed...

It's called the X Power because it has a 4,100mAh battery which is the biggest on the market. The next largest is the 4,000mAh unit in the excellent Huawei Mate 8 . Even the iPhone 7 Plus hits just 2,900mAh. The Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is 3,600mAh.Why...

The LG X Power is priced at a low end phone. It feels relatively cheap in the hand and the specs seem to be very cheap. Putting all this together I did not really expect much at all from this phone but I was pleasantly surprised. The phone was...

The display is basically not usable outdoors, and it has a lifeless feeling to it that I didn't think I'd see on a smartphone again. There are just so many better options than the LG X Power in the crowded sub-$200 market, and some of them like the 2015 Moto G are a year old by this point. You simply cannot make a good smartphone by focusing on a single feature, because good smartphones care about every feature.

Overall the LG X Power K210 is a pretty decent phone. I love the thin and light profile of the phone and I can't always tell it's in my pocket until it rings or vibrates. It's built pretty solid for the price point, but I'm sure it would die a horrible...

I have gone on record stating that one of the most important things to me in a phone is the battery. After all, what good is a zippy processor and high-quality camera if your phone craps out mid-way through the day?After spending a month with the LG X...

LG's shaking up the midrange with its LG X Power smartphone. This device features a whopping 4,1000 mAh battery which doesn't only extend usage time significantly, the LG X Power is designed to act as an external charger for other smartphones,...

LG X Power is exactly like its name suggests, an Android phone made to last well beyond the end of the day. It's promising to deliver battery life and at a mid-range price with most LG interface features, but not...